Category Archives: Union

Kennel Union of South Africa (KUSA)

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The number of clubs affiliated to the Kennel Union in July 1998 stood at 189. A continuous record of registration of dogs has been kept since the first entry in 1891. Initially these were handwritten into special ledgers. In 1944 the ledgers were superceded by bound books of typed copies of Registration Certificates. The advent of computerisation saw a change to the records, these now being kept in the computer data bank.

Presently the Kennel Union is the internationally recognised representative of pure bred dogdom in South AfricNamibiBotswanLesotho and Swaziland. Reciprocal agreements are in force between the Union and many other similar bodies throughout the world.

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Gauteng Canoe Union (GCU)

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The Gauteng Canoe Union is the second largest in terms of registered paddlers, and hosts a thriving long distance (LD) season, much of which is based on the many excellent training dams in the greater Gauteng area. In 2002, Gauteng and Northern Gauteng merged to form a single Union, known as the Gauteng Canoe Union.

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Hotel, Liquor, Catering, Commercial & Allied Workers Union of South Africa (HOTELICCA)

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HOTELLICA TRADE UNION was formed in 1978 representing Hotels, Restaurants, and Liquor Stores, and later extended it’s scope in 1980 to cover the following sectors, Commercial, Retails, Catering, Hospitality, Security, Cleaning, Distribution and Logistics, Farming, Commercial Farming, Entertainment, Maintenance, Fruit & Vegetables, Butcheries, Petrol Filing Stations and in 2014 it was extended to cover all sectors.

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Gauteng Bridge Union (GBU)

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The Gauteng Bridge Union was created with the aim of furthering and promoting the game of Contract Bridge within Gauteng. Comprised of Member Clubs around the province, the GBU organises, manages and controls all forms of Contract Bridge competitions run by the union in accordance with the current versions of the Laws of Duplicate Bridge.

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